Friars Premium Toffee Buttered Brazil Nuts, Sweet & Crunchy Kernels

Delivered on time. Excellent taste. Will buy again.

Love them, ordered previously, very addictive. Hard to buy in local shops. Arrived quickly.

I used to love these as a child , and my mum would always bring out a packet for Christmas as a special treat. We were talking about old sweets and how they have changed since we were kids and some of the really good ones where not available any more , and my mum brought up Toffee Brazils as one of her all time favourites. All Brazil nut related confectionery has been hard to find over recent years due to the decline of the nut trees and their farming, but Toffee ones seemed to have been be the hardest to find. So I decided to go on a hunt for these for a Xmas present for my mum and found these on Amazon and manufactured by a reputable company such as friars. At £9 for 450 grams I thought them to be expensive , but plunged for them as I simply couldn’t find them anywhere else. They came in a nice square box and was eager to try them out. The flavour is exactly how I remember them and are lovely , however not sure if my memory is playing tricks but I swear these used to be individually wrapped and more of a brazil nut shape like the chocolate versions. Unfortunately as they are not individually wrapped they are sort of clumped up in the box and sticking together. However this did not pose much of a problem as the consumption rate seemed to be far quicker than the sticking together rate 😂 Lovely buttery toffee flavour, just as you remember , but be aware you might have fend off other family members for them

Bit pricey but worth it, lovely and buttery took me straight back to my childhood Christmas.

When they come they are all stuck together can not separate them. taste very disappointing for the price. Wouldn't advise any one to buy them .

As always delicious but I must remember not to order again. Problem is they come all stuck together in a clump and are hard to separate, break my nails or stab dangerously with a knife. Also toffee is hard on my teeth. Would it really be so hard to put them in individual wrappers - I’m sure that’s how they used to come

Being clumped together does detract from the quality a bit, back in the day they were individually wrapped. but they are still delicious "moreish" been buying them for years. Not as many as there used to be

Sweets arrived in sturdy box but when opened all the sweets were in a sealed plastic bag but as they are toffee buttered the were all stuck tightly together and we're all near impossible to take apart without causing them to shatter into small pieces would not recommend them unless you like a challenge.